St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-15


Mrs; Kinsey recently moved across to
the West side.
Mrs. Col. Andrews, of Fort Smelling.
treated Il host of friends to a german
Monday evening, at her residence in
honor of Miss Battles. Fifteen couple
were present, among their number being
included Misses Battles, Dean, Prince,
kuger,. Johnson, Gilman, Wilson,
Hustled, Gill, Alden and Johnson, the
Misses Perrin, Mrs. De Vol, LieutS.
Glenn, Ahern, Martin, Andrews and De
Vol, and Messrs. Heath, Biddie, Hyn
man, Gardley, Paget, Jaggard, Rantsall,
robertson, Prince, Kneedler and
Elmer.
Rev. j. Ongman, of the Swedish Bap-
list church, gave a highly successful
concert for the benefit Of two poor
widows, at Market hall Wednesday
evening, about 700 persons attending it.
The singing of Miss Ellen Svenblad, of
Chicago, was delightfully."- sweet. Prof.
Ii. johnson accompanied at the piano.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Young Peoples association of Plymouth
church was held Friday evening at the
residence of III. Is. Gates on Summit
| avenue. Prof. j. w. Fairbanks and
w. o. Jones gave interesting talks up
on the Yellowstone Park, Columbia
| river and other scenic attractions of the
Northern Pacific.
a lively patronage rewarded the apron
| sale of the st. Luke's Aid society at the
residence of Mrs. Oliver Dalrymple on
Grove street, Thursday afternoon and
evening. The home of Mrs. Dalrymple
was beautifully adorned, and visitors
| poured i'll all the time the sale was going
on. Ice cream and cake were served.
A large gathering in Liedertafel hall,
last Monday evening, witnessed the first
rendition in West st. Paul by the An
derson Dramatic company of 'Robert
Emmett" for the benefit of st. Michaels
parish. All the roles, as announced last
Sunday, were well carried.
The young ladies of the Hebron
Baptist church gave a strawberry and
Ice cream social in ChriStenSen'S hall,
on the West side, Thursday evening.
1t was well attended and the ice cream
sold rapidly enough to suit the most
particular church matron.
The Young Woman's Christian Tenn
! perance union will hold its fourth ami
Versary in the Central Presbyterian
church this evening. Mrs. Alice l.. Ed
wards, late of Washington. will make the
address. Subject-''WOmen as Helpers
in the Temperance Work.
The Ideal Social club did itself proud
at Seibert's parlOrs Friday evening, with
a select May party. Il. NJ. Dwyer, w.
c. IIendy, j. ii. Butterfield.C. J.Hendy.
L. j. Brady, F. S. Dolan. and j. i.
Moore looked after the comfort of the
guests OF the occasion.
Friends of Miss Katie Houlton, to the
number of about forty, made up a sur
prise party Wednesday evening and en-
| Joyed her hospitality at her residence, ia
| Colorado street. Games, dancing and
re hn do
| lightful.
Last Thursday night the Carleton per-
| Torrance at the Grand was enjoyed by
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Merriam, Mr..
Hanna, of Cleveland, and Miss Cook,
who constituted box party. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred G. Draper and Mr.. Odell also
had box
At the entertainment of the young
people of the Woodland Park Baptist
church, Friday evening, the feature was
Japanese marriage, Miss Mae Hinck-
ley and Mr.. Eberlain taking the leading
parts.
The first annual ball of the Brother
hood of Carpenters and JOinerS No. PIP
evening. The music will be by the
Scandinavian band.
Mrs. n. P. Langford. of Exchange
street, gave latfee-klatch, which a
large number of ladies attended. bring
ing their embroidery along, on Tuesday
afternoon.
The ladies of the Church of the Good
Shepherd will have a.sale of fancy and
useful articles, at the school room.
Thursday, May 10, afternoon and even
ing.
Acker Relief Corps No. Z gave a well
attended literary and musical entertain
ment at Acker Post hall. corner of Third
and Exchange streets, Tuesday evening.
Madame Rive-King is expected to az
rive next month to instruct several
classes, and give eight piano recitals
here and in Minneapolis.
Mrs. E. &. Rogers made circle of
acqualntances feel at home at cards
Thursday and Saturday evenings.
DIR. and Mrs. A. j. Stone gave pleas
ant euchre party to a number of their
married friends Friday evening.
Pupils of Miss Jenkins will give
complimentary hop, at Pythian hall to-
morrow evening.
The reception of the Misses TAYLOR
Thursday evening is to be in honor of
Mrs. j. K. Taylor.
Miss Taylor, of Iglehart and st. Peter
streets, Will give a reception next
Thursday.
Mrs. Rutherford entertained several
friends at cards Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruger gave card party
Friday evening.